[Tm-rid] Hackathon planning
Robert Moskowitz <rgm@labs.htt-consult.com> Fri, 11 October 2019 19:19 UTC
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Subject: [Tm-rid] Hackathon planning
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Hackathon at IETF106 will be looking at the basic features for tm-rid and firm up what is the work to be done. Or at least how I see it. Items in hackathon: UA (or simulations of such, since we can't have them flying around in the room). BT4, BT5, WiFi NAN radios GCS Ground Observer system (smartphone with BT4, BT5, WiFi NAN) USS (provides HHIT Registry, and 8005 DNS responses) at least 2 HHIT Registries, thus 2 USS. UAs: Broadcast various RemoteID messages Perform HHIT registration GCS: Receive OTP from USS for HHIT registration. Install OTP into UA for registration GOS: Recieve RemoteID messages DNS lookup of HI for HHIT Validate Authentication Messages USS: Act as HHIT Registry Respond to DNS query for HI (rfc 8005) Bob
- [Tm-rid] Hackathon planning Robert Moskowitz